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I'm back here Tuesday as I told you to start off the show because I was at WrestleMania 37 down in Tampa on Sunday night and I traveled back on Monday and it was an awesome time.

Sitting ringside seeing how athletic all these different performers were my wife has been a long time WWE fan she was at WrestleMania 3 as a and she was as big of a fan as you can imagine at you know 6, 7, 8 years old then she still had her Ricky the drag and steamboat shirt and so we were sitting ringside for WrestleMania right where everybody walks down the ramp for those of you who watch her.

WrestleMania and by the way I understand some of you don't but I think wrestling is wildly entertaining if you got young kids they often love it and it was cool to be in a ruckus atmosphere like that 25,000 fans the last event they had had inside of the Tampa Bay stadium there was the Super Bowl that Tom Brady and crew won.

And so that was just an awful I mean so awesome experience to get to see fans coming back in big numbers 25,000 there and I think honestly given the fact that the reports are that by April 19th basically any adult in any state is going to be able to have a covid vaccine appointment.

If you want to get your vaccine and if you want to then be in the crowd or if you're not willing to get a vaccine but you want to be in the crowd and you're willing to take that risk I think we got to get back to full crowds inside a full stadium sooner rather than later I know they're already doing it in Texas.

But I'm perfectly fine with being in a crowded stadium myself I understand if some of you are not but I don't think that some people's fears should dictate the choices and freedoms of other people at this point in time I think it's gone on for a long time and I talking about this on my outkick the show yesterday some people say why have you talked about this because I think that

getting back to normalcy in sports is an important window into getting back to normalcy in American life. And so given the fact that hopefully everybody who is in particular risk here of an elderly nature is rapidly being vaccinated.

Younger people are not certainly kids are not in any real way in danger and so I think we should be able to have full stadium sooner rather than later but credit to the WWE thanks to president Nikon who is my former agent at CAA and who is now running WWE underneath Vince McMahon and he does a fantastic job there.

And so I think it's going to be it's going to be interesting to see how going forward the WWE events are all set out and the crowds but it was awesome to see all these wrestlers being able to play it up to the crowd and have everybody back in the stadium to be able to watch that event so we had an awesome time down there.

A bunch of storylines that we've been tracking throughout the course of the show encourage you to go download the podcast make sure you don't miss a single minute my buddy Chad with row from the outkick 360 was on with us in the first hour of the program second hour.

John McLean was with us from the Houston chronically he's been covering the NFL for 45 years and obviously a big story that is out there is Julian Edelman deciding to retire.

And I think it was pretty cool the way that he announced his retirement on the screen it says Foxboro forever and in fact double its play maybe a minute or so of that Julian Edelman announcement here in the top of the third hour to let people hear that in the event they didn't see it on Monday evening as he basically announces that his mind is willing but his body is no longer willing and he's not going to be able to continue.

So here is that.

Nothing in my career has ever come easy and no surprise.

This isn't going to be easy either.

Now, how about we said we're going to the wheels come off.

And they finally have fallen off due to an injury last year.

I'll be making my official announcement of my retirement from football.

It was a hard decision but the right decision for me and my family and I'm honored and so proud to be retiring a patriot.

I'm a lot of people I have to think. Mr. Kraft, the Kraft family, learned so much from you guys on and off the field coach Bella check giving my opportunity.

Always love you for that.

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